Here’s the Bodycam Footage of the Cybertruck That Drove Into a Lake
A man in Grapevine, Texas attempted to test his Tesla Cybertruck’s wade mode by driving it into Grapevine Lake. The police arrested Jimmy Jack McDaniel and his passengers after they fled the vehicle.
Key Takeaways
- The incident occurred when the Cybertruck entered wade mode in water, leading to a disabled state and taking on water.
- This was the third time McDaniel had gotten his Cybertruck stuck in water.
- The Grapevine Police Department released a statement about the incident, including details of charges filed against the driver.
According to Tesla’s website, wade mode is designed for entering and driving through bodies of water like rivers or creeks. However, damage from such use is not covered by the warranty. The maximum depth Cybertruck can navigate is about 2.5 feet, while Grapevine Lake has segments reaching over 65 feet deep.
These incidents highlight issues with the Cybertruck’s wade mode and emphasize the importance of understanding its capabilities before attempting to drive it into water.
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